With 4 medals, Poland's representation returned to Poland for the 38th Hall European Championship in Athletics. In the Dutch Apeldoorn, master titles won: Ws. by Jakub Szymanski in a 60 m run through the hurdles and Anna Wielgosz in a 800 m run. In addition, silver in the 400 m run was won by Maximilian Swede and bronze in the 60 m run by fences Pia Skrzyszowska.
One of the 4 Poles who stood on the podium at Omnisport Hall in Apeldoorn was the general manager Jakub Szymanski, who will shortly be incorporated into the Central Military Sports Team. The sopot club's pawnshop Athletic was the fastest in the final run at 60 m across the hurdles. The Pole triumphed with a time of 7.43 s and as the 3rd of the Biało-Red – after Leszek Wodzyński with CWKS Legia Warszawa and Romualda Giegiel from the Warsaw AZS – became the best fencer of Europe in the run under the roof.
Szer. dir. Jakub Szymanski in the final run at 0.02 s ahead of the Frenchman Wilhem Belocian and by 0.08 s second from representatives of France Justa Kwaou-Mathey. On his way to the final, the Pole won the elimination and semi-final run. Apart from Szymanski, Krzysztof Kilian and prof. Damian Czykier competed in the 60 m run through the hurdles. The first in the second elimination run received a promotion to the semi-finals and at this phase finished the starts at Apeldoorn. In turn, the CWZS fencer in the first elimination series with time of 7.70 finished in 4th position and fell out of competition.
The second gold medal for Poland was won by Anna Wielgosz in the Netherlands. Resovia Rzeszów's contestant after her triumph in the elimination and semi-final run was unrivalled in the 800 m run final. Triumphed 2 min 2.09 p. In the 800 m run Poland was besides represented by peculiar Officer Angelika Sarna. The typical of the CWZS in the semifinals took 5th place with a time of 2 min 2.54 s. Unfortunately, this place did not let her to qualify for the final – promotion to run for medals guaranteed her position in the leading three.
At the second and 3rd phase of the podium in Apeldoorn, Maximilian Swede and Pia Skrzyszowska stood. Lightweight AZS Łódź was second in the 400 m run final. With the consequence of 45.31 s he improved the hall evidence of Europe to 23 years old and established the evidence of Polish seniors 23 years ago. Pia Skrzyszowska, in turn, won bronze in the 60 m run through the hurdles. AZS-AWF Warsaw in the finals gained time of 7.83 p.
Two more representatives of the Central Military Sports squad competed in the Netherlands. St. Wide. Specialist Justyna Saint-Ersetic in the 400 m run final she placed in 5th position – she ran in time 51.59 p. In turn Mr Konrad Bukovicki In the eliminations of the competition, the ball push did not win promotion to the final – in the only measured effort he recorded a score of 19.78 m.
38. Hall European Championships in Athletics, Apeldoorn, Jakub Szymanski, Anna Wielgosz, Maximilian Swede, Pia Skrzyszowska, Central Military Sports Team
